Can these work inside a big building with walls and upstairs and downstairs. It is less than 500 feet.
31387
I had little success communicating outside the walls of my one-story home. I wouldn't count on being able to use the voice communication beyond about 50 feet. Fortunately the "buzzer" call-signal worked for us.
31388
Yes. I think they would work fine for this. I bought them for bicycle communication and they didn't work for that all all. Too much street and wind noise. But in a building they should be fine. They worked well in my home and even outside. Just not for the use I bought them for. t
31389
I don't think so, I was at a campsite and I was barely 300 ft away from my RV, it was static not to clear only with close range.
1656039
Yes they can. butyou do have som obstruction by distnace a concrete walls, w use thm for at purposean it works well forus.
1241846
The unifi inside starts dropping at about 35-50' when it hits walls and various normal interior house surroundings. My house is 120' long I set one in center and one on each end to get the phones that are the hardest to get to work properly. The issue is mostly with the device in use rather than the Unifi do not expect 300' to be a solution as most devices will never be able to talk back at that range. But at there price it was a steal to set up a real 1st class WiFi system.
342150
hummmm have not tried it that far-but should work as long as there is not many walls or obstructions.
2002824
My two are both mounted inside a structure and are 30-40 feet distant from each other. They work great.
1404728
I would say that would work quite well. These things are suppose to work up to 500 cubic feet and you probably will be using it in a room about 1176 cubic feet (assuming your ceiling height is 8 foot). If it doesn't buy another. They are inexpensive enough. That's what I am planning to do if need be
2070251
it may work intermittently. I dont think it would be reliable. The walls will definitely cause problems at that distance.
114533
In my opinion they would have to be very carefully spaced. I am not sure about having any overlapping fields of signal. (call the company)I would not recommend that type of use as these units don't have all the controls that the in-ground systems have.It may work but I would not recommend it but I would call the company. They may have larger control system that don't need wires.
649020
The range will vary. I installed unit in an upstairs plaster wall structure and I was able to pick up signal as far as 250 feet away. Range is excellent.
1383963
Yes they will. If it has a storage compartment you may have to use a couple feet since it is 50 feet. Thank you!
1910114
Yes they can. I have my transmitter upstairs and my receiver downstairs in my kitchen. Though a lot depends on the distance between the two units. Face the antennas towrds the "general" direction of each other if you get weak signals.
775125
The wireless signal does work through walls, but environmental factors such as steel, concrete, and brick can impede the up to 100' range. Our best suggestion is to try the system out for a day or two, being careful to keep it in like new condition. If it meets your needs, great, if not, you are able to return it within 30 days of purchase, provided it is in like new condition upon return.
2006603
sorry for caps - bad eyes. the answer is: probably not.... get two of them - one for the downstairs and one for the upstairs.
656321
We have a 5,000 sq foot building with offices in another 2000 feet and the speakers work wonderful. We have wireless and wired microphones and we have no problem with the speakers and the space. We also have a separate board that we run a lot of stuff thru with are the speakers and our microphones!
317484
My experience with them would suggest that they will not work. If you have a frame home perhaps. Our home is constructed of block and stucco. Range is limited to about 20 feet max. from the outside ringer and signal does not penetrate interior walls. I hope this helps.
517909
It should work, but really depends on the distance; your interior walls generally won't have insulation (will be hollow), so where it would interfere with a signal, it wouldn't degrade it completely. If we're talking just a room or so away, I'd say no problem; though if we're talking a floor/ceiling, I'd say you might have issues.
2228970
That is very hard to predict. It works inside the buildings that I have used it in. But it is a consumer radio, so if other consumer radios have trouble in your building, it will likely have trouble too.